The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-10-07


magistrate Of the nation.
Today Milwaukee Is glowing with
patriotism over its second opportunity
TO do honor to the chosen ruler OF the
people. Smiles are more general than
frowns, and happiness has for the
time usurped business oarts, The day
opened brightly sitter a rather un.
promising night, during which the
muttering of thunder was frequent,
accompanied by vivid flashes Of
lightning, and rain pat,ered down at
intervals. Colored decorations that
wne Yesterday put in place suffered
come what from the ws'er, tut the
blending effect Of the rain in some
instances enhanced the beauty Of the
designs. A large ooncouree OF people
assembled at the Northwe stern depot,
on the Lake Snore road, long bsiore
the time set for the arr!vsi OF the
presidential train, and between the
surging oil the crowd and the move.
ment Of the different organizations
into their assigned positions 10 the
line OF parade, that section OF the ty
WAS afforded a spectacle new in its
history.
Postmaster General Villas, whose
guests the President and Ms Cieve.
land are to be at Madison, accompanied
the party from Chicago. Mrs. C,eve.
land shows DO trace OF the fatigue
caused by her social duties OF yester.
day, and is
AZ CHARMING As ON HKR WEDDING DAY.
Shosisad Ids beside her husband when.
ever o demonstration In made, and in
every feature and gesture gives eyi.
denee that she Is enjoying her travel.
ing experience. Both were eetonish ID
at the magnitude OF the demonstration
in Chicago, where, yesterday morning,
more people we're probably eeen than
at all the preceding stope, The scenes
along the way were Of an unususl
character. At Evanston there was a
brass band tereDade and a triumphal
arch oi .vergreens. At Racine n igs
could pe seen hJirg over the towe, a
mile away. At smaller stations oil the
country population round about was
in waiting, and even the plowmen In
the fields bad their horses bedscked
with hsgs aud ribbons. When the
train finally drew into the depot, and
the presidential car was brought
abn ast OF the temporary platform
upon which tho President was 10
alight, the immense crowd cheered
repeatedly and swsyed aud turged
about the depot platform. A prsei.
Dental salute Was fired by q battery
on shore and the revenue steamer An.
drew johnson opeSed her ports and
echoed srebpOnBe. Prearranged nj ans
were quickly put In operation, and the
escort ol the distinguished visitors
took mp its petition. The order OF
parade was ~ fillows: Platoon OF
police, Marshsl Kipg and aidre, Fourth
battalion hand, Filth battalion band,
yititiDg National Guard companies,
Presidential Jenenon club (nf Jefier.
son, Wis ),carrisge coEia n ns Preside ent
Cleveland, Mrs. Cleveland and Mayor
Wallber, csnisge containing C,l.
Vilar, Jamee q. jenkins and II. l.
Pslmer, carriages contsining proni.
nent cius'np, judges "a carr ages,
federal officials In carriages, city ON.
cials In carriages, aldermen In car
risges, county officials snG supervisors
in cauirass, pisss rep. ives,
band, unifo med patfiafchs, band,
Ancient Order OF Hiberniane, band,
Catholic Uniformed knlghte, band,
knights In uniform. band, other uni.
formed orders, band, uniformed bodies
alternating with Dauds, HeIeter's
Juvenile band. The military present.
ed foe appearance.
~ WAS THE LiBoEsT PARADE
OF military that has been seen in Mil.
Yankee since the great reunion In
1850. The local companies paftici.
p,ing were the Sheridan Gussds, the
X Isciusko GuIds. the Milwaukee
Cadets and the buels corps OF the
Light Horsss squadron. Those from
outside cities we're II. m Appleton,
Water'own, two companies from OH.
kosh, Fond On Lac, Ripop, Wsupun,
sneboygan, Beaver Dam, two com.
panies from ManiIowoc, the Jspesyille
Guards, aud the Beaver City Rih.s,
OF Janesville.
As the procession trsversed the line
Of march there we're ireq1sn bursts
oil cheering, and the President bowed
repeatedly aud lif;sd his hat in 70.
sporse TO cordial salutations. Mrs,
Cleveland bire herself q, serenely az
q queen. the buildings on both dee
OF the streets uavsrsed by the pro.
cession we're tss eiully Decorated with
the national coloTr, eyergfseup, etc
some OF th- dssiRns bsing unique q,
wsll zs "a 'tsiul. o. Wisconsin s,r.st,
oDp Jeiie their club rto ne, tbs Jansau
club, an orlay ton compusad Of
young ID m0cratr, erected q Rrsc fnl
arch Of evergreen, bearing the w,rd
WELCOME" and picture, Il Mttnl
brs. Cleveland, AID along The walk in
ifont OF iis quarters = lsTg reversing
stand, from ,hioh tbs members ana
their ladies gtseted the President |
and his vile aod sboseed II ,wsfs
upon lh'm. THO govern m ,nt bu ID |
ing -S aso decorated with ths "a
tlonAl 'lors s,d with PORTALS Of the
President snd vile.
NJ Nu' 'Jittt " oOutn WhNf anu Il
the p ,fads pSsed uDder
anothtr arch bearing tue motto, "Ss 4.
government and Home Rule, aud 1T
ihr oor".T of Lake aud Red strs.ts q
srsctfnl srth oore grssiiog aud s.rtl
mebt ~ fIlow 'w.lcoms tn oar
Pfvsid, NJ" "Wh-r. FSrsdnm ID sslls
rnsre 70 Ga, Home" and 1--WE Honor
Hin VINO HonUIs Us"
Wtea this proc ,ssi m hal traysr.sd
70 oifcnit aud trhvsd Ut ihe west iront
~ the cou't bousr, the bouorsd gussts
md th- rtcep ion con m tite l,f ihp
'sfriases aud took p sces on ihe pla,.
rm tnai ksd been thsie or c;sd.
Cne military and civic soc eie, that
PARTICIPATED 10 the yer .d- then pssssa
q r.v'w, after " ,icn Mayor Waubsr
ois and vslcJm' d to President
I'D bis vile 10 the fair ci y Of MI.
yankee, aud introduced tns n.tivDs
uler 10 tbs ss.emb ei ihnu,.r de.
Jheeis rent the air o, the Pfssidsnt
tepp,d fn.a'd and 10 d TO he
udi.ors, aod u va, soms tim- before
uiet was rsstond Aod tns President
rae abl- I, dsliver tbs response.
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